Which iconic brand mascot was created during World War II specifically to address a labor shortage issue and later became a feminist symbol decades after her creation?

Brand mascots have been influential marketing tools throughout retail history, often becoming cultural icons that transcend their original products. These characters not only helped companies establish brand identity but also reflected the social and economic contexts of their times. Test your knowledge about the fascinating history of these marketing ambassadors that revolutionized how companies connected with consumers across different eras.

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Rosie the Riveter (Westinghouse Electric)
Betty Crocker (General Mills)
Aunt Jemima (Quaker Oats Company)
The Morton Salt Girl (Morton Salt)